Colorado Approves Six More Pesticides for Use on Cannabis
Since early July, the state department has added six more pesticide products to the list, which now exceeds 400 compounds.
Maine to Allow Recreational Cannabis Sales From October
Nearly four years after state residents voted for recreational cannabis to be legalized, Maine regulators have set a date when commercial cannabis retail can begin.
Medical Marijuana Leads to Fewer Hospitalizations in Sickle Cell Disease Study
The patients were also more likely to use edible cannabis products compared with inhaled products.
After-hours Cannabis Use Has No Impact on Work Performance, Survey Finds
A new study has partly challenged the notion that cannabis can worsen a worker’s performance.
AOAC Extends Comment Period for Its Proposed Mycotoxin and E.coli Testing Methods
Any lab analyst with a view on how mycotoxins and E.coli bacteria should be screened for in cannabis samples has been invited to comment on AOAC International’s own drafted methods.
Cannabis Pre-rolls Recalled in Michigan After Worker Allegedly Licks One
Officials from Michigan’s Marijuana Regulatory Agency (MRA) have recalled nearly 3,200 pre-rolled cannabis cigarettes from 14 retail locations across the state following a “confirmed complaint regarding pre-rolls contaminated with human saliva.”
Independent Lab Group Calls for Cannabis Testing Reforms in California
"There is no need for the world’s largest cannabis market to make these same mistakes," Antonio Frazier, a board member of the American Council of Independent Laboratories, tells Analytical Cannabis.
Cannabis Use May Risk Cardiovascular Health, Says American Heart Association
While cannabis may have useful applications in some areas of medicine, cardiovascular health may not be one of them, according to the American Heart Association.
Europe’s Largest Medical Cannabis Trial Has Begun
Project Twenty21, a two-year-long medical cannabis research project in the UK, has gone live.
